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If saving money is the most important thing to you - especially in these uncertain times - having a savings account that just acts like a savings account should be what you need. Kirkpatrick Bank offers an online Savings Square savings account that is a non-transactional account and is interest bearing at 2.00% APY.

The account is fast and easy to set up and simple. Great perks about this account are:

• There are no minimum balances required
• There are no Fees
• There are no risks
• It is FDIC insured

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Looking for a decent rewards checking account rate? If you're living or working in New Hampshire or Massachusetts and are within a 25 mile radius of a Members First Credit Union (MFCU) - this Credit Union is NCUA insured - you are eligible to become a member and get an awesome 4.01% APY rewards checking account. For more information on the specific locations you can refer to their site.

How the rewards checking account works:

• Earn up to 4.01% APY for balances up to $25K
• Earn 1.01% APY on portion of balances over $25K
• Earn basic 0.10% APY if monthly requirements are not met
• Free Online Banking and Online Bill Pay
• No limit on Check Writing
• No minimal balance required
• No monthly charges

What you must do to qualify each month:

• You must make 12 debt card transactions
• You must set up 1 direct deposit or ACH auto debt
• You must enroll and receive eStatements

To get specific branch locations for MFCU you can refer to their site.

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Nationally available. Union Federal Savings Bank (UFSB) is offering a money market account rate of 2.22%. The rate is available nationally, and requires just $1 to open. Here are some important details about the money market account offer:

• Has easy online access and transfers
• Zero...

New Hampshire and Massachusetts - Locals only. Members First Credit Union (MFCU) is offering a variety of competitive CD rates based on various terms, including a 2.50% APY CD for 7 months (minimum deposit of $10,000). Other CD rates include:

• 2.75% APY CD for 8 months
• 3.00% APY CD for 13...

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ShoreBank is now offering a 2.05% APY Online High-Yield Savings Account . This is a great account since the minimum to open the account is just $1 dollar and there are no monthly fees (yay!) - perfect for anyone who is just thinking about " saving ."

Some good things about this bank account are:

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Bank USA is offering 2.10% APY on its BankUSA Platinum Money Market account, which is different from its Money Market Plus Account that only requires $1000 to open and has lower rates. You will need a minimum of $25,000 to qualify for the rate. Here are some important details:

• There is a...

Melrose Credit Union is offering competitive rates on its CDs depending on the terms. There are 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 year term limits on CDs. Here are the rates available as of today:

• 1 year term at 2.52%
• 2 year term at 2.83%
• 3 year term at 3.03%
• 4 year term at 3.49%
• 5 year term at 3.91%

In order...

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Benefits of the savings account include:

• 6 free...